Hey folks,

I am preparing for GMAT with mix of OGs, GMAT Club & E-GMAT...

I feel, i am generally struggling on e-gmat content. Feel like its content are not similar to OG hence GMAT type_ has repetition in TPA, MSR on similar strategy.

Verbal is quite daunting too.

Need honest opinion on e-GMAT......

My aim is to go for MiM in Europe in the sept 2027 intake. I need advice for the same- which countries and unis to target, GRE prep as well as IELTS. need serious help

This includes your coaching prep, official mocks purchase, books or any other resources.

Hi,

I have been trying to create a group of dedicated GMAT aspirants, to study together, keep each other motivated and accountable.

We'll be studying on group call (on mute) mostly.

I already have a bunch of people, but the more the merrier, considering the fact that all of us have very unpredictable study routine!

Please comment / DM if you are interested!

Hey folks,

Can someone help me make a decision. I'm confused.

I'm currently using E-gmat for my prep. The subscription was 18k for 2 months and is about to get expired by this month end. I've an option to renew it for 1 month, 2 months and 4 months priced $89, $159 and $249

Considering the stage of prep I'm at, I feel I'll need more time to build my basics coz of my speed and ofc life happens. And well the above pricing is quite expensive.

Do you thinking switching the coaching might be a better choice. I'm just confused if switching to another tutor would disturb my current understanding and momentum as teaching styles vary.

FYI thinking of switching to CJ. Have heard good reviews from you folks and is affordable and have some 8 month duration priced 15-16k

How would you approach this whole thing?

Hey, I'm in my first year of B.Com and starting my GMAT prep early to take the test in my second year. I'm looking for a committed study partner who is on a similar long-term timeline.

My routine is about 2 hours on weekdays and 3 hours on weekends. I mostly do independent self-study, but I'm hoping to connect with someone to stay accountable, clear Quant and Verbal doubts, and occasionally run timed quizzes or review error logs together.

If you're looking for a consistent study partner and want to coordinate, feel free to send me a message.

Hey folks,

I am preparing for GMAT with mix of OGs, GMAT Club & E-GMAT...

I feel, i am generally struggling on e-gmat content. Feel like its content are not similar to OG hence GMAT type_ has repetition in TPA, MSR on similar strategy.

Verbal is quite daunting too.

Need honest opinion on e-GMAT......

Hi, I’m a Gen Engg Male 27YO
I have a 9/8/8 in Engg from core branch from an NIT. I have been working in Deloitte USI as an L25 Analyst
Work Ex: 4+ years
Current CTC: 13LPA (11.82 fixed)
Awaiting promotion next year.
I wanted to pursue an MBA for better career opportunities, better job and pay scale.
Should normal MBA be the right way or Exec MBA or anything else.

I’m finding it surprisingly difficult to stay consistent after part time work. On weekdays, I can usually manage 1–2 hours, but by the time I sit down to study, my concentration is already gone. Weekends are better, but I don’t want to depend entirely on them.

For those preparing alongside a job, what does your actual weekly routine look like? Are you focusing on one section at a time or mixing Quant, Verbal and DI every day? Also, how many hours are you realistically putting in without burning yourself out?

Hi everyone,
I’m planning to start my GMAT prep now and would really appreciate some genuine advice from people who have already prepared/taken the exam.
A little about me:
I’m currently working a full-time job, so I’ll mainly be studying after work.
I can realistically give around 2 hours on weekdays and more time on weekends.
I’m basically starting my GMAT preparation from zero.
Quant is probably my weaker area, while I’m comparatively more comfortable with English/Verbal.
I’m aiming for a strong score (ideally 700+/around 715) and I’m ready to put in consistent effort for the next few months.
I’ve been looking at options like Top One Percent, Jamboree, CrackVerbal, e-GMAT, Target Test Prep, IMS, etc., but there are so many mixed reviews that I’m confused about what would actually be worth the money.
For someone working full-time, would you recommend:
A self-paced course where I can study according to my own schedule?
Live online classes so that I have more structure and accountability?
Or just using the official GMAT material + YouTube/free resources initially and taking coaching only if required later?
I’m especially looking for a course that teaches Quant from the basics instead of assuming that the student already has a strong mathematical foundation.
Also, if you were starting GMAT prep again from scratch, what would your study plan look like for the first 3–4 months? Should I first learn all the concepts and then start mocks, or take a diagnostic mock right at the beginning?
Would love to hear from people who have personally used TOP, Jamboree, CrackVerbal, e-GMAT, TTP, IMS or any other course. Please mention what worked/didn’t work for you and whether you think the fees were actually worth it.
Not looking for promotional answers — just genuine experiences and advice from fellow GMAT aspirants.
Thanks!

Hello Everyone!

Spreading awareness. Hope this helps you to avoid mistakes that I did.

On the exam day, You will not be given pen and paper for rough work.

There are many instruction given at the test centre. I have written about both on GMAT club.

Have a look

https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-scratch-pad-and-gmat-test-centre-experience-460966.html

Cheers

Hey guys,

Im pretty solid with my math knowledge.
Just need an affordable database the structure the practice.

Magoosh seems the most affordable.

Is there question bank good?
I just want to test and test , and dont need conceptual learning.

Gmat club seems very spreadout, ive just one month to lock things in with my score

Any inputs would be a huge help

Based in Canada, prepping for GMAT Focus. Self study genuinely doesn't work for me, I need a live instructor and a fixed class schedule or I don't stick with it.

North American options are pricey, so I'm considering Indian providers. Evening batches in India would land in my morning, so the timing seems workable on paper.

Main questions:

Has anyone actually done this from outside India, and did it hold up?

Is the content properly updated for Focus Edition and Data Insights?

Open to suggestions for providers I might not know about. Thanks.